... she wants her husband to be powerful, but it also shows her nature to be cold, calculating and manipulative. She adopts evil by summoning spirits to make her stronger in order to perform this sinister act. In the 5th scene of act 1, Lady Macbeth says; "Come, spirits That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here." These words mean that Lady Macbeth ... statue owner wants to put a spell on, for example, a voodoo doll. Many books and television programmes are nowadays based on witches and witchcraft. The books about "Harry Potter" by J.K Rowling are completely based on the supernatural. Harr...

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... of how evil a character can be. Connections to Modern-Day Anti-Hero Macbeth was put in a compromising position to kill a man whom he was loyal, similarly to Professor Snape in Harry Potter. The significant difference was that Macbeth was forced to kill Duncan by his wife, his ambition, and for his own selfish gain. Snape was forced to murder Dumbledore, by Dumbledore ... in order to prove his fake-allegiance to the Death Eaters. Macbeth experienced guilt and remorse until he gained the throne, yet he was forced to continue pretending to feel the weight ... ...

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... films the children will have read the book but find they cannot see the movie because it has been rated a 12; an example of this is the second film in "Harry Potter". It could be argued that all people should be allowed the freedom of choice. In contradiction to this argument, if film certificates were abolished, some children would definitely be subjected ... almost be forced to view films that they would not necessarily have chosen for themselves, but because their friends have watched a particular movie they feel they should do likewise in order to appear accepted and "cool"! It has ...

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